Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries has released The Great Investigation, a free children’s Vacation Bible School resource that is inspired by the global discipleship initiative Nazarene Discipleship: A Journey of Grace.
The Philippines-Micronesia Field discipleship team is thrilled to share its first children’s discipleship material, “The GIFT: Grace is Free and Timeless.” This resource is inspired by A Journey of Grace, the denomination’s discipleship initiative.
Pension and Benefits has released the 2021 Compensation Report. It provides an overview of ministerial compensation on U.S. regions based on statistics compiled by Nazarene Research Services.
Because of your generosity, the School of Promise and Maetang Tribal Children’s home are educating and sowing seeds of Christ’s transforming hope in their students.
The Journey, a global online event hosted by Nazarene Youth International, will be held 13-14 August on YouTube. It’s free to attend, and there will be three opportunities to watch The Journey event at separate times.
The Foundry has completed The New Beacon Bible Commentary, a commentary set written from a Wesleyan perspective. Each commentary is authored by notable biblical scholars and is designed for use by pastors, teachers, and Bible students.
The Africa Region has launched a newly designed website and monthly newsletter, Ekhaya. The newsletter, available in English, French, and Portuguese, is intended to share stories of what God is doing in, through, and for the Church of the Nazarene in Africa.
In partnership with global youth and youth leaders, Nazarene Youth International is hosting The Journey event 13-14 August. This will be a free event geared towards youth and young adults from around the world.
Seminario Nazareno de las Americas launched a new website, Teología Hoy (Theology Today), to resource pastors with theological materials in Spanish.
Trevecca Nazarene University is offering a series of online seminars exploring the power of lament and hope as a way of gospel engagement in times of crisis. The seminars will be offered one night a week from 26 October to 7 December.
